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...societies which exist to bestow high accolade on U. S. scholars, most illustrious are Phi Beta Kappa, founded in 1776, which enrolls honor students of all kinds; Tau Beta Pi (1885) and Sigma Xi (1886) which respectively honor engineers and scientists. Sigma Delta Chi, established in 1909 for students of journalism, is no great shakes. Not until 1933 did anyone do anything about providing clergymen with a professional honor society. Long in organizing, that society -Theta Phi-was launched last week under the auspices of a highly respectable group of U. S. ministers...
...Harnie Johnson, Jr. 2G, of Harlingen, Texas, has been elected president of the Harvard Chapter of Tau Beta Pi, national honorary engineering fraternity, it was announced yesterday. Johnson graduated from Harvard in 1932 and has since been doing graduate work in the Engineering School...
...disputes arising between any of the parties shall be submitted to arbitration in such form as the Advisory Committee shall determine. Clubs Affected by Rules Governing New Membership A. D. Club Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Alpha Tau Sigma Club Owl Club Argo Club Phoenix S. K. Club Delphic Club Pi Eta Society Digamma Club Porcellian Club D. U. Fraternity S. A. E. Fraternity D. U. Club Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity Fly Club Spee Club Fox Club Styx Club Iroquois Club Tau Delta Phi Fraternity Kappa Sigma Fraternity Zeta Beta Tau...
...election of officers of the Tau Beta Pi, Engineering honor society, F. J. Mardulier, Instructor in Civil Engineering, was elected president; T. E. Gillingham 3E.S., Vice-president; H. M. Graff 3E.S., treasurer; D. F. Wilcock 3E.S., corresponding secretary; I. L. Oppenheimer 3E.S., recording secretary; and L. H. Johnson, Jr. grE.S., cataloguer...
...Tau Beta Pi, the Engineering Honor Society, initiated the following men last evening: L. H. Johnson, Jr. of Harlington, Texas, a graduate student, T. E. Gillingham of Oxford, Pennsylvania, H. M. Graff of New Canaan, Connecticut, I. L. Oppenheimer of New York City, and D. F. Wilcock of Brooklyn, New York., all Juniors. The initiation was followed by a banquet at which J. G. Callan, professor of Industrial Management of the Business School was the principal speaker...